Sticker | bodyy (Foil) | Krakow 2017

This is a Foil autograph sticker of bodyy in G2 Esports from the Krakow 2017 Challengers Autograph Capsule, released for the 2017 PGL Krakow set. It is the signed variant of the bodyy design and carries Valve as the credited designer, the sort of piece collectors look for when they want player-backed stock from that capsule.

The piece carries a Foil finish, which sits above the base paper tier in the familiar film ladder and below Gold or other top-tier specialty films. Foil is a premium film for the set that gives the autograph more visual pop and separates it from the paper autograph in the capsule hierarchy.

This sticker lives in the mid bracket of the set's pricing ladder, which means it positions itself as a collector-viable upgrade over budget options without climbing into the grail or ultra-premium strata. For collectors assembling Krakow 2017 autographs, it is a practical piece to hold or trade within mainstream inventories.

Collectors gravitate to Foil autographs because the film amplifies the signature and color, so a Foil bodyy autograph reads cleaner and more present than the paper twin. The finish_rank here is premium, which explains why people prefer this film when they want a display-ready autograph that still stays accessible.

This sticker is tied to the 2017 PGL Krakow tournament. Event provenance matters because capsule origin is how supply is fixed and how collectors group stickers; the Krakow 2017 name is the anchor for this piece.

The autograph is bodyy, and the sticker also carries the G2 Esports team tag, tying the signature directly to that player-team pairing from the capsule. Full provenance is present, so the signature's origin and team link are intact for collectors who track provenance.

Because this came from a tournament capsule, the print run is fixed by the capsule's release and the drops ceased after the event window closed, meaning clean stock only thins over time. That permanent supply cap is baked into how collectors value autographs from retired capsules.

An applied copy means the sticker has been glued to a weapon; a clean or unapplied copy remains on its original backing. Condition and unapplied status matter here because collectors prize a clean, unused Foil autograph when provenance and film presentation are the drivers of value.

For long-term holds the combination matters: a Foil autograph with full provenance from the Krakow 2017 capsule, tied to a known roster piece, makes a defensible mid-tier pick. It balances display appeal against attainable supply, which is the straightforward collector thesis for this sticker.

Foil autographs like this one are popular for crafting onto weapons because the finish keeps signatures legible and adds a reflective surface that plays well with certain skins. Collectors often choose Foil autographs for placement where the signature shows cleanly and the film complements the weapon's angles.

When buying, check that the sticker is unapplied and that the finish is the Foil autograph version, then compare the listing to the live price block on this page for current market value. The live price block is where you will see the market figure and the listing details you need before you commit.